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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-03-03
SHOT IN THE STREET
An old Fcud Leads 90 n Double
Murder


AZ Hamln, w Va, about half-9a l2
o'c'ock, AMI IA )rtly after the noon adjourn
ment of court, when the streets we're crowded
was enacted one OF ths bloodest scenes over
witnessed in the community, two m,u beng
shot and two stabbed The excitement at tho
time was intense, and the desperate woik
was done 50 quickly that, though a
hundred persons witnessed Il, II
was impOss bic 20 prevent tho
tragedy. 1t app'srs that feud for some
time existed between the parties implicatol /
in the terrible affair. Three brothers named
Chapman--E ish1, Andrew and JJhn-1nd a
young man namel Wilson Branch, had
trouble recently, growing on OF qulrrel
between the younger Ciapm an aud B auch, ,
about Christina, over "A girl, and young
Branch secured n p ace warrant for tn, two
FL 'er Cnapmals and they wsro put under
arrest. Branch and som Of his friends. az
we'll as the younger Clapm lu and his friend
Perry Stevens, we're al 70 az Hamlin, and those
who were c)2hzint Of ths clrcum-
stances expected troubl. Al about the
time stated above hostiities were
opened, and delpt, the fact that posse Of
oicars were present the fatal stabbin an
SD )Oting occurred as stated. Andrsw Chap
man was shot in the left thigh and right
shoulder. Elisha, his brother, was shot in the
right thigh. Wilson Branch w1s stabbed in
the back, ami D yie Adkins, friend ~ his.
vas Stable } In the right shoulder Two OF
the wounded mfn are alive, but Andrew
Chapman and Branch have dieI The two
Chapmans received their wounds from
pistol u'ed by young Branch, aud the stab.
bing was done by the you ger Chapman. Al
the parties known 70 b. implicated are in N,
hands ~ tine authoritis,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-03-03

The execution was witnessed 10y 20 persons
Including the officials. After hanging six
minutes Mrs Druse was pronounced dead
Sunday morning Ms. Dru,e made con
tession 10 DR.. Powell in which she said that
In December she had n conversation with
Charles GItes about the killing OF her hus
band. Gatesgive her loaded revolver and
said: "Now, II anything happsns you can
depend on me 10 help you Then he went
away aud cams back on DC. II h, the nighs
before tho murder, and told me % hurry up
and take ths first chance ! got H. said l
should not burn the head, aud that hs would
take care OF that He said he would get the
buckwheit the same time aud "a va any cause
Of suspicion
Tine next m lrujug / saw him coming up
the road just as Druse set down 10 breakfast
This was ist after he had raised the axe 20
strike me and ] ran into the pantry. / gos
the pistol ani came out. He was sitting
down az the table He swore awful about
the tea aud sugar. ! raised the pistol and
shot. hit him in the neck al only stunned
him. Gates then shos through th3 window
and he fell % the Il )or GiCss then shot
again. only shot onc,. Gates shot three or
four times j took tle axe and cut ths head
Of aud choppel him up The head was
wrapped In paper aud carried out 10 tho
woodshod. IL was put in a lot OF buck
whelt
The body was all burned up and none was
given % tho pigs That part IS not true. Il
was all burned and then boiled. Cites came
that night aud told him whas had hap
pened. lie Rraspet my hand ami said had
lone nob'y. II said hs would cons for the
buckwheat tomorrow morning which he did
tie took Druse's head with him. II was bu r
icd one mile from Richhsld Springs where !
could find a. II / wIshsI
Charles Peet overheard us talking about
10 once, but he Is dead now and cau't talk.
Gates is the o1ly one wlo knows anything
about g. There was anOth ~ man with Gatos
when be got the buckwheat AMI that was
Elwood. His name was Bill II took eiQh,
hours 10 burn the body and O. made an awful
smell j nsarly tainted several times
George and Frank GATES were there some of
the time. bu. they did not see much sent
them down 10 the woods aud had them AIRY
shingles killed Dru " bscluse could not
s,aud IL any longer Ils was bru.e n1d I
had not SLEPT with him for twelve years.
Toat is nll can tell. Gre, pat uJ Frank
20 tel what be d,i 10 shove it an ou ms. but
hs will get hi- re- sHari syme,im.
'Now you must not tell any one TUE until
am gone. and not iet 10 gs, into any paper
uaul after ~ o'clock tO.iulrrIw iJnf
care hou miDy k1ow 70 then Itruty1u t1
my dying day avn more iuupc-n. ot tha
crime than those wa1 ga. ms up t1 t j
freely fosgv, them al IA. wac -J cruelty
de.erte1 noe. There nre s,ms nsmss 0u that
petition sclt from Warren which could
ooyor with shame. but die no psao. with
svory cue.n
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-03-03

Tho surviving passengers aud crew Of the
British emiRrapt ship Kspuuda, which was
su1k In a coliiou on the coast OF Brazl on
January 2l, wbel over 30 were drowned,
have arrived at P,ym)utb. They coudrm
the statement that the bark Ada Mslm)ro,
With which the Kipulda colllded, had no
lights visible The single women among the
Rapunia's passengers hal been locked IN
their hunks boy the m,tron % the shin In 90
oordanco with the emigrant rules, and when
the collision occurred they raised heartrend.
INK shrieki ant Practically ondoavo red h
haat down lna door,.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-03-03
A WOMAN HANGED.
FOR a MOST BRUTAL CRIME
incidents Preceding the Execution
"A Prayer on the ScanoId.

AT herkimer. y. V, Rt IL 80 O'Clock NJ IN.
day morning. the Sheriff. jury was ordered
into the jail yard, while Sheriff Coos.
Under Sheriff Rice and the deputies aud
physicians proceeded 10 Mrs Dru.e's cell.
They found Mrs. Druse weeping and hold
ing Mary's bouquet in her hands and wear.
Ing some OF her hlwers about her breAA,
Mos. Waterman, her death watch, stood 10y
her side. sobblug. Rev Dc Powell sat in
froLt OF her, while her counsel, II. Dwight
Luce, Chaplain Durston and the deputies
and physicians stood about the door OF ths
cell. Sheriff Cook then read the warrant
aud the respite Of Governor IJnl
Mrs. Druse's pulse wus 50 at 1i:i5. but
just before the march to the gallows was
commenced IL rose g 90.
To those who offered to assist Mrs Druse
in arising DIR. Powell said ''She will bear
herself well and does not need any assist
ance.n Sheriff Cook and under Sheriff Rlc,
led the prccess'ou, followed by Rev, DIR.
Powell and Mrs Druse, the physicians and
deputies In order.
Mrs Druse was dressed i'm black cashmero
with lace edgng on the neck and sleeves.
that was loaned to her 10y Mrs. Cook. The
crowd about the Court House and Jail was
very quiet and orderly throughout
At II 40 Mrs Druse and Dr. Powell knelt
ON the floor Of the soatTold under the rope.
Mrs, Druse he'd her daughters bouquet in her
hand and CLOSED her eyes, while DR.. Powell
offered prayer.
At the end Of the prayer both prisoner and
Clergyman arose when DR. Powell grasped
her hand and bade her good-bye-and step
ping outside of the enclosure so a. not TO wit
ness the hanging Previous to this, however,
Mrs. Druse leaned over and whispered 20 Dr.
Powell requ sst that he thank her friends
who had labored so long aud faithfully in her
behalf. MICS, Druse still held in her hand the
bouquet which her daughter had sent her.
Those she gave to the Docer The execu,
tionor then stepped toward and p,nioned her
arms a1d legs together. The )Dse was ad-
justed aud the black cap was drawn down
over her face. At this point the prisoner
again showed signs OF Collapse aud began To
shrek at the top OF her voice ia a historical
manner but the drop Of the q pound weigh
choked her cries, aud at 1901 p. m the trap
was sprung.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-03-03
s.nilIn tIle Me1lcnn Mnr-

His victories have ever received the
credit justly due them on account Of tho
apparent ease with which they were
gained Tho student Of military history
Will rarely m ct with accounts Of BATTLES
in any age where the actual operations
coincde 800 exactly with the orders is-
sued upon the eve Of conflict as in the
Official reports Of the wonderfully cuer-
getic and successful campaign in which
General scott, with q handful Of men.
renewed the memory Of the conquest Of
COrtcs. in his triumphant march from
Vera Cruz to the Capital. The plan Of
the battle Of CerlO Gprd0 w1o 50 fully
carried out in action that the official 10
port is hardly more than the general or
ders translated from the future tense 90
the ast Tho story Of ChapuItepcc has
the Same element OF The marvellous iu IT..
The Genera. commands apparcu, imp9s.
>ibIltics iu the closest detail Ou one day.
and the next day reports that they have
been accomplished These successes
wero not cbclp.y attained. Tho NcNi-
cans though deficient in -cIenrcBud m
itpry Intelligence. fought with bravery
and sometimes with de pcration. The
enormous y rccntago of loss iu his army
proves that Scott was engaged in mo-
light work - Ce4NlrU
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-03-03
Three Deaths from Eating Raw Ham

About eight weeks ago family named
Baldwin, living about two IN les west of
South Butler, Wayne county, n Y, ate some
pieces Of raw ham Within day or two
they were taken sick with terrible pains ~
their s'omachs and jjints. On MIniay a
i lighter aged % years died. pos, mortem
oKamiua ION revealed the fact that h,r body
vas ful OF tr.chiuna, and hcr stomach had
the appearance ot "a hon,y CONT. The second
laughter, agol 10, died Thursday, and the
third daughter, a2el II, is just alive
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-03-03

Rt Hon. W. ~ Smith, leader of tbe Gov
eminent in tho H)ute of Commons. stated
that the DIST Of June has been decided upon
ss the date for the Nid)nal celebration Of
The Qlosn's Jubilee The day will be de-
o'aroi a holiday. Her MJssty will attend
zoe Stats service a. Westuioster Abbey.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-03-03
OLD AND YOUNG.

They soon grow old who grope for gold
In murts where all is bought and sold;
Who live for self, and on some shelf
In darkeued vaults hoard up their. pelf.
Caukerei and crustcd DER with mould.
For them their youth itself is old.
IT,
They ne'er grow o.d who gather gold
Where sprng awakes aud flowers unfold
Where suns arise Ia joyous skies,
And oil the soul within their eyes
for them the immortal bards have sung
For them old age itself is young.
&C. = Crnnch
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-03-03
nMhn.e -

witty rctort Sometimes answers "a.
well as a long argument There are
Dmc things not eIsy to explain and mo-
better answer, says i.uhs NauuuuIln.
could have been made TO tho Eugl simau
critici-ng our SOCIAL customs than that
made by Mr. lincoln
"fou sec. sir there is tremcndous
d.To euec between tho English customs
and the American For example. mo
gentleman iu England ' remarked tbr
lOndnuor 'wouId ever think of black.
ing his own boots don't YOU know.
Wouldn't he inquired Mr. Lincoln.
thoughfully. "Whr. whose would he
Lllckt'
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-03-03
It wns a Iune aItcrnoon

John said Clarice, touching his
arm with certain timidity she had never
outgrown, q" life is a fairy tale, and love
is beautiful, only It comes in different
way
And this is the love we have dreamed
Of. And John Rogers looked into the
dewy brown eyes OF the little Girl in the
calico gown, and putting his arm around
her waist pressed her close TO his heart.
And the sunlight danced in at the
window and touched the sweet lips learn
ing 70 smile with heart content, and the
grave, fond face Of John ogcrs. And
1t folded them in It's embrace, warm
and beautiful, bright and golden, and it
gloritied even the shabby little boarding
house purlor, and lifted it "out Of the
common.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-03-03

Columbia College is going TO have %
jubilee over its lO0tb yesr
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-03-03

ln some Of The great sawmul estab-
h,hments Of the Western states cir ular
saws OF six feet diameter arc run at
about 700 revolutions per m mute. though
some haFc been driven at speed of $50
revolutions When working at 5aOrcvo.
luuon, the teeth OF the saw will travel
through nearly three miles 10 a minute.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-03-03

room expecting TO find Clarice dustinR-
busting with all the light. .heartedness
inspired by well fulfilled duty, con
unucd Mrs. Dean, waxing eloquent
- imagine my CONSERVATION when found
her kneeliny by the bedside, her face
pressed against the pillows, in tears.
she sprang up and tried 90 hide her agi-
tation, but-Mr Rogers, am widow
with eight children and large houscful
Of boGrders. cannot have YOU tribe
with the feelings OF my daughter. II YOU
are not in earnest you must desist." And
the lady applied a handkerchief TO her
eyes
II is said by some people that poverty
ls degrading. IL had certainly proved
so with AIRS. Dean.
Madam said John Rogers. with
dignity, rising and laying his hand on
the chair, If | had not already learned
TO love your daughter this tale might
work upon my sympathie and appeal 10
my honor, but il could never make words
OF love pass from my lips that my heart
could not echo. / cannot applaud your
course in revealing your daughters emo
ton, and which she would no doubt bit
/ teily regret. l love Clarice; she stole
into my heart when it was sore and
bleeding and il | have awakened any
response am happier and moro hon
orcd man than l had believed "
He bowed with the gentle courtesy
which John Rogers always used iowa q
women, and passed out of the room leav-
ing Mrs. Dean very much relieved. but
somewhat humihatcd
John entered his room and shut the
door. He struck a light and turned ON
the gas, pulled down the shade and
stood irrcsolute. Like one in dream h.
went 10 the bedside and laid his hand
against the pillow. 1t wa, Il ghtly damp
He sank down in n chair and covered hi.
face with his hands For long time he
sat there motionIcss. then he arose. took
out his evening newspaper, and lighted
his cigar as usual.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1887-07-26
Spirit of the Press

TIE B1l,zsEa ssys. s5lsO-i&lly. = L Is nos
for $ks coo6 % the Hawaiian people Srly
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Govs-nnscs should be composed Of mex
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for The good % 81 10 Ill sll Offices With the
ghlsSz Sri Eoss Efficient men sv3ilsols- II
tAs higher oScsS Of government involve
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p&re- line vii show. and not &rSCEls,ltss
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S,oo,1 sid the r1r1o16I prosperity II a-iy COT
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meeting ana the rsGcet1I revolution q hlc- II
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1887-07-26
MIR cIAL.


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- -hssr thSn formerly.
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socoGnt q &. ". MAesarlSas { Co. and ~
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average
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pCRlS-tke Am. bark james ). SsO1s, froal
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so-SSy fro1 ssh Francisco
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Rihe Shooting.

On Saturday, Jaly SSzd. the fo1rth annual
tSrSss practice took place az the Rifle Range,
King street The weather vSS fair. and $
lSrSs number Of thoSs who Sdn,lse good
shooting were present - witness the contest,
rhs shooting vas excellent throcShout-ths
hoys al doing remarkably we'll. Mr.. i.
Mensrz2oss. from Il. b Ms Conquest
making Scors q -, tislnS Fisher, while j.
kcshEsl Scored A. for the Alden raro Com
p&ay'S pzlEs- Want of space prevents $
Is1Sthy synopsis IF The days sport.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1887-07-26
a Beautiful Pair Of Elk Horns,

Cau.ain PenhSliow. OF the bark Hope.
b-o1Shs With him 20 this port the largest snd
probably tbs Enssi specimen N tie shape OF
; r2ir u Elk Horns 70 be met With. The
srlrs&l which ho-s these stGpSn1oCs horns,
Is known IS ths American Elk. and Was Sho,
IN ths mountains back % tbs Indian RsSszv-
stiOn 81 Q1il-lsy-css. q The Ss2 coast. thirty
miles So1sh % Cape FlSttszy. ThsSS horns
sre o. view n The window OF Mr.. A. NJ. Hsw-
81. Merchant street.. and IS 3 Curiosity o1sct
20 BE seen by sll. Il Is learned that John Il.
PGry ESQ. i the owner % this AppsndSSe 10
ths MC-Erch q the American forest.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1887-07-26
Christ Church Family School.

This establishment. located 81 So1sh konS.
Hawaii, under she able manager ent ot the
Rev. = II. and Ms. Davis. held its closing
exercises On the 18Th inst. A tue proSrsune
was presented. which embraced readings,
music. etc. sll Of which was very orsdi6ly
rendered. The papllS showing marked pro
hcssacy in thsir studies, evinelnS praise
worthy s5o-ss o. the part ~ the principal
Of the school.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1887-07-26
Reception and Dance.

On Thursday afternoon Capt. Oxle Y, Srd
the ogfScs-S of the Il. * NJ. :. Conquest, held
a recaptSon and dance ON hoSra, which was
= very saloyahle affair. and wSS Langley ps'l-
tiesp&tsi in hy many Of the prominent resi-
denis Of the clty. His Majesty was also
present. attended BY ths.Nlos Chamberlain,
HE Hawaiian Band furrlAned the music fer
fes occasion. The guests were conveyed 10
ana fro By the steam launch.
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